objection
81raise specious objection to — index cavil Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
82state by way of objection — index object Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
83conscientious objection — Conscientious objection to military service was not recognized during the Franco regime. The constitution of 1978 makes provision for exemption from conscription on conscientious grounds, and allows those exempted to substitute civilian social …
84raised an objection — voiced his objection, said his opinion against the matter at hand, verbally expressed his dissatisfaction …
85conscientious objection — a refusal to behave in certain generally accepted ways because they run counter to one s personal values, which are sometimes based on religious belief. A doctor can legally refuse to perform an abortion on the grounds of a conscientious… …
86broadside objection — A general objection interposed without specifying grounds thereof …
87contemporaneous objection rule — Rule which requires that a specific and timely objection be made to the admission of evidence for the question of its admissibility to be considered on appeal. Jensen v. Jensen, 205 Kan. 465, 470 P.2d 829, 831 …
88broadside objection — A general objection interposed without specifying grounds thereof …
89contemporaneous objection rule — Rule which requires that a specific and timely objection be made to the admission of evidence for the question of its admissibility to be considered on appeal. Jensen v. Jensen, 205 Kan. 465, 470 P.2d 829, 831 …
90broadside objection — An objection to evidence on the general grounds of incompetency, immateriality, and irrelevancy, without specifying the grounds particularly. 23 Am J2d Dep § 136 …